That bad thing is that have I have to put soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much work in (about 5 hours of private study for each subject on top of the classes listed in my time table ). So yeah, good times ahead

Paranoia wrote:

If not, I may have to go to graduate school to avoid impending student loan payments.

i don't have a better idea, but doesn't that seem like an extreme course of action?

Well, it wouldn't only be about putting off paying student loans. If down the road I find out that I can't be hired with what skills I have now, having a Master's would remedy that problem. Plus, from what I've heard, it isn't as expensive as typical University degree since you usually work a job in your field which covers most of the academic costs. It's certainly not my first choice, but it's always an option. I'm pretty hopeful for my prospects though. GIS is a niche field that's only been growing.

And not sure why, but I wasn't expecting this many people to be out of school. o.o Either way, good luck to those who are!

sounds like you're going to have a pretty good year Waffled! wish i could have studied only subjects i liked

i don't have a better idea, but doesn't that seem like an extreme course of action?

If not, I may have to go to graduate school to avoid impending student loan payments.